July 9 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks closed higher on Thursday
after Wall Street found relief in Beijing's efforts to halt a
rout in Chinese stocks, which lifted markets around the world.

Shares of Apple bucked the market and logged their first
five-day losing streak since January as investors worried that
consumers in China might have less money to spend on iPhones.

Wall Street had fallen sharply in the previous session as
market turmoil in China, a rout in commodity prices, the Greek
debt crisis and a major outage on the New York Stock Exchange
spooked investors.
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